Tibor Takacs is Back in Familiar Territory with Spiders 3D!!

Tibor Takacs. That name speaks more volumes than a “Cher” or “Madonna” ever could. You hear the name “Tibor Takacs” and immediately some great, over-the-top made for TV movies and SyFy Originals spring to mind. METEOR STORM; NYC: TORNADO TERROR; MEGA SNAKE; ICE SPIDERS; KRAKEN: TENTACLES OF THE DEEP; MANSQUITO … I could go on!! It looks like Takacs is back in familiar territory with SPIDERS 3D. SPIDERS 3D is directed by Takacs, written by Takacs, Joseph Farrugia, and Dustin Barberton, and stars Patrick Muldoon (who also starred in ICE SPIDERS), Christa Campbell, William Hope, and Jon Mack. Check out the very short and sweet plot crunch:

Following a crash of an old Soviet space station in New York City’s subway tunnel, a new species of poisonous spiders is discovered. Inadvertently the spiders mutate to gigantic proportions and wreak havoc on the entire city.

Sounds fun to me!! I can’t imagine they’re trying to get a theatrical release with this one … I’m thinking SyFy has found a new Saturday night premier. No words yet on a release date, but I’ll let you know as soon as I hear anything.

I don’t know about you, but I’m always game for a giant creature flick, and if the creatures are spiders I’m a sucker. I hate spiders … I mean I really hate spiders!! So when a flick like this comes along I can’t resist. What about you? Do you think there’s more room for giant spider flicks?

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